Drop-Off Locator

Locate a ResQ Bin near you. Zero landfill starts here.

Find a nearby drop-off location and turn everyday dead batteries into a cleaner local future. Fast to find. Easy to use. Built for real community recycling.

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Drop-Off Locator

ResQ Bin locations for single-use alkaline battery recycling.

Find drop-off points across Mesa, Phoenix, Tempe, and beyond on our interactive map. New bins are added often for easier recycling.

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Paideia Academies – South Phoenix

Paideia Academies is a tuition-free K–12 charter school in South Phoenix focused on scholarly development, character education, and project-based learning. By hosting a ResQ Batteries drop-offs via Battery Quest, they teach students real-world environmental responsibility and help keep hazardous waste out of landfills.

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Third Eye Thrift – Mesa

Third Eye Thrift is a community-focused vintage and second-hand store in Mesa that promotes reuse and sustainable fashion. Partnering with ResQ, they make it easy for shoppers to recycle single-use household batteries responsibly while diverting waste from the landfill.

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Furniture & Mattress Discounters – Chandler

Furniture & Mattress Discounters is a family-owned discount furniture and mattress store located at Alma School & Elliot in Chandler (2994 N Alma School Rd). They proudly host a ResQ collection bin so customers can conveniently recycle used single-use household batteries while shopping for home furnishings.

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Non-Alkaline Battery Recycling Guidance

- Call2Recycle Locator - A trusted resource for finding drop-off points for rechargeable and single-use batteries.
- U.S. EPA Battery Recycling Guide - Provides information on safe battery disposal and recycling options.
- Earth911 Recycling Search - A comprehensive tool to find local recycling centers for various battery types.
ResQ does not accept non-alkaline batteries (e.g., lithium-ion, nickel-cadmium, nickel-metal-hydride, or lead-acid). We provide these external links for your convenience and do not endorse, control, or assume responsibility for the services, locations, or practices of these third-party organizations. Please contact the recycling facility directly to confirm their acceptance policies, hours, and any specific requirements (e.g., taping battery terminals or weight limits).
ResQ is not liable for any issues, damages, or consequences arising from the use of third-party recycling services or drop-off locations. Always handle and transport batteries safely, following local regulations and guidelines to prevent risks such as fires or leaks.

Don’t See a Bin Near You?

We’re always expanding our network of ResQ Bins. If you’d like to see a bin in your favorite local spot, consider referring them as a new host to help bring battery recycling closer to home.

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